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oh yes please!
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No, eh? i don't know who it was then - it appeared to be a tall guy on a black/green iro; he sprinted past me then did a u turn and yelled something out. maybe it was a post work blurry-eyed reverie.
Shiftless bum
Morning Sinus Clearing Operations , itchy eyes, sniffles etc. etc. As lifelong allergy sufferer, despite loving the weather changing and the coming of spring, I suffer every single year, and the past two weeks have been killers.
Hey who wants a link to legally dl the new NIN disk?
Guys...for real some awesome pictures!!!!!! Makes me jelous.... I gotta fix this bike....damn !
Hey who wants a link to legally dl the new NIN disk?
Guys...for real some awesome pictures!!!!!! Makes me jelous.... I gotta fix this bike....damn !
TJ, a link PM'd would be appreciated.
And good pics folks...
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Originally Posted by operator
truneo that tuned park internal nipple wrench work ??
oOooo, five bucks
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dont sitdown?
or
lots of ky?
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[Random fact about my future modeling thing]
here are the numbers i just got on the phone *predicted amount, that i don't believe*
250,000 per job
5 jobs
thats 1,250,00
- living expenses
- 50% agency fees
oh yea thats in euros
hahahahaha *faints*
or i could make nothing lol (i still think its a particle joke... so im not believing anything till im on the airplane) (i leave next monday, so i will get to do 1 set of sprints )
or
lots of ky?
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[Random fact about my future modeling thing]
here are the numbers i just got on the phone *predicted amount, that i don't believe*
250,000 per job
5 jobs
thats 1,250,00
- living expenses
- 50% agency fees
oh yea thats in euros
hahahahaha *faints*
or i could make nothing lol (i still think its a particle joke... so im not believing anything till im on the airplane) (i leave next monday, so i will get to do 1 set of sprints )
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So I says to Mable I says
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Public Service Announcement: Check your carbon bits for cracks/cuts/etc regularly.
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Well Jet... you may have really liked that post but it would appear the post had differing feelings about you.
Shiftless bum
That bike is obviously defective and damaged your seatpost. I'll take it off your hands if you like before it kills again.
In terms of getting the post out, can you not just clamp on a monkey wrench or can drill a hold then bolt a cross bar on to help twist it out. Or clamp the post in a vise and use the bike to twist it out?
In terms of getting the post out, can you not just clamp on a monkey wrench or can drill a hold then bolt a cross bar on to help twist it out. Or clamp the post in a vise and use the bike to twist it out?
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Originally Posted by operator
truneo that tuned park internal nipple wrench work ??
Shiftless bum
[Random fact about my future modeling thing]
here are the numbers i just got on the phone *predicted amount, that i don't believe*
250,000 per job
5 jobs
thats 1,250,00
- living expenses
- 50% agency fees
oh yea thats in euros
hahahahaha *faints*
or i could make nothing lol (i still think its a particle joke... so im not believing anything till im on the airplane) (i leave next monday, so i will get to do 1 set of sprints )
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Originally Posted by operator
truneo that tuned park internal nipple wrench work ??
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So..how many jobs do you "have" waiting for you vs. how many do you have to "get" once in country? Live in a tent and pocket the perdium. Do NOT GO OUT FOR ANY REASON....I've known models that have blown every penny keepin up with the night life.
Though a German Bondage scene shoot would get ya a ticket home if all went south.
Though a German Bondage scene shoot would get ya a ticket home if all went south.
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So I says to Mable I says
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Shiftless bum
And how can you tell I have too much time on my hands?
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Originally Posted by operator
truneo that tuned park internal nipple wrench work ??
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Just a reminder that tomorrow night is looking great for the DSR Dirt ride. We'll meet at 6.30 and head out at 6.45. Last week was a blast and I'm sure tomorrow will be just as good (if not better)...
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So I decided I'm going to strip everything off of an old 1980s racing frame and build it up as a fixie, which saves me from buying a new frame. Only problem is, I don't really like the frame colour/scheme.
I've researched a DIY paint-job, but don't really want to go that route/would probably screw it up. I've heard you can get places to powdercoat your frames/forks. Know of any good/reliable places that won't screw it up?
Any suggestions for colours/themes? I've seen so many beautiful bikes on Fixedgeargallery that I can't decide what I want.
thanks in advance
I've researched a DIY paint-job, but don't really want to go that route/would probably screw it up. I've heard you can get places to powdercoat your frames/forks. Know of any good/reliable places that won't screw it up?
Any suggestions for colours/themes? I've seen so many beautiful bikes on Fixedgeargallery that I can't decide what I want.
thanks in advance
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hmm.. seems like my hub decided to die. The bearings at the very least. It doesn't really want to spin anymore. Then again, I have treated it like a red-headed step-child, so I'm not surprised.
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So I decided I'm going to strip everything off of an old 1980s racing frame and build it up as a fixie, which saves me from buying a new frame. Only problem is, I don't really like the frame colour/scheme.
I've researched a DIY paint-job, but don't really want to go that route/would probably screw it up. I've heard you can get places to powdercoat your frames/forks. Know of any good/reliable places that won't screw it up?
Any suggestions for colours/themes? I've seen so many beautiful bikes on Fixedgeargallery that I can't decide what I want.
thanks in advance
I've researched a DIY paint-job, but don't really want to go that route/would probably screw it up. I've heard you can get places to powdercoat your frames/forks. Know of any good/reliable places that won't screw it up?
Any suggestions for colours/themes? I've seen so many beautiful bikes on Fixedgeargallery that I can't decide what I want.
thanks in advance